Sentence examples for essentially surpass from inspiring English sources

For those targeted, the distress caused by the act can lead to chronic psychiatric consequences such as non- diagnosable post-traumatic stress disorder, because its effects are so chronic they essentially surpass those symptoms normally listed in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders for the malady.

Pepsi's market share, for colas and all soft drinks, was essentially flat; it did not surpass Coca-Cola's.

Creativity is the ability to express one's thoughts in an essentially new, original way that surpasses the ordinary.

AT&T's less radical approach essentially seeks to match, rather than surpass, the speed of cable's Internet service.

That movie is there in the casting; Scott brought two exemplary moderns, Waterston and Seimetz, into the ensemble, and they not only improve the film but surpass it, because they essentially bypass it.

Though Lionel Richie's Tuskegee was outpacing her in projected sales, Madge was able to surpass his release by essentially giving her album away to anyone who bought a ticket to see her tour.

But on second look, if one believes all the projections from cell phone makers that cell phone use will eclipse and surpass PC use in 2002 then cars with wireless connectivity are essentially bulky steel cell phones with wheels.

And Shylock is one of those fictional characters who surpass their creators' intentions, inspiring actors from Henry Irving to Dustin Hoffman to transform what is essentially a character role into an Olympic star turn.

Polls showed that the 90-minute debate ended in essentially a draw, though Mr. Steinmeier, who is foreign minister as well as vice chancellor, surpassed viewers' expectations.

Even as Samsung has surpassed Apple in global market share, it is often criticized in the United States as essentially a copycat, taking most of its product cues from Apple.

"Nobody could surpass him.